Elementary
English
Greetings Quiz

What is the free Elementary English Greetings Quiz?

The Elementary English Greetings Quiz is a free web app for practicing simple English greeting expressions in a 4-choice quiz format.

Children can practice everyday phrases such as hello, good morning, thank you, you’re welcome, excuse me, sorry, self-introductions, feelings, classroom English, and friendly replies.

Original practice for children learning English

All questions, options, hints, diagrams, and example scenes are original. They are not copied from textbooks, workbooks, entrance exams, proficiency tests, mock exams, worksheets, PDFs, slides, audio, video, or other teaching materials.

Each question starts from a short meaning, scene, or mini dialogue. Students choose the best expression and then review the reason with a hint that fits the question.

Learn greetings through real-life scenes

Greeting phrases become easier to remember when children connect them with a scene: meeting someone in the morning, saying good night, thanking a friend, asking a teacher a question, or introducing themselves to someone new.

The quiz includes both Japanese-to-English questions and English-to-meaning questions, so students can practice understanding and choosing phrases from more than one direction.

Course lineup

• 10-question greetings basics
• 20-question time-of-day greetings
• 20-question self-introduction
• 20-question feelings and condition
• 20-question thanks and polite expressions
• 20-question classroom English
• 20-question friends and daily conversation
• 30-question scene choice practice
• 50-question mini dialogue practice
• 100-question greetings master challenge

Dynamic hints for each question

Hints change according to the current question. The app shows the scene, key phrase, conversation flow, and original SVG diagrams such as speech bubbles, time-of-day icons, classroom cards, and phrase cards.

My Page stores challenge history, best records, and often missed questions so students can review expressions they find difficult.

What students can practice

Students can compare Good morning, Good afternoon, Good evening, and Good night, and learn when each phrase sounds natural.

They can also practice conversation pairs such as Thank you. → You’re welcome., Here you are. → Thank you., I’m sorry. → It’s OK., and How are you? → I’m good, thank you.

Self-introduction questions help students use My name is ..., I’m ..., What’s your name?, and Nice to meet you. in a simple conversation flow.

For teachers and parents

This quiz can be used for a short warm-up, review after a lesson, home practice, or a quick challenge before class ends. Because the questions are short, students can try a course in small gaps of time.

The ranking and review features give children a clear goal while still keeping the focus on understanding when and how to use each expression.

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